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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
SECOND WEEK or TIE MASONS FAIR.
THERE l. MONEY LEFT IL THE TOWN YET AND THE
ROOTU-KFFPFRS WANT

THERE l. MONEY LEFT IL THE TOWN YET AND TIE
ROOTGI-RTEPFRS WANT ~
After brief rrs' the Masonic Fair plunged into It's
second week Of activity. The crowds not - large
previous DAYS but the girls bit dsmayed,
the Golfers testified All the available space on the
floor, walls and ceilings having been taken UP by the DIS
play " nnumcrahe objects, tho energetic exhibitor has
bctaken huse to the realms OF the and Of the
prominent Obe & i scNenteefoOt row boat which
hangs in mlar the entrance, attracting considerable
attention
Tho voting mania is attacking booth after booth, and
the Mason who DIES appear OF the polling
slaes Will soon be- exhibited n freak The list Of
celebrities 10 he voted includes fire captains, police
officers bcauiful grIs, handsome popular clergy
ular Mas'ns. the wives. daughters and friends
4 Cine matt tog holds levec the thid door and
mut"y awaits the i-sur OF the numerous guesses his
gilt which Will settle the Of future posses
sion. Two hurded ard gresscs have been received,
ranging rom leO 10 1000 lbs
The i"'. pr Nae Nrthur leads in tho clergymen's
test with - votes. follow 4 By Dr. Paxton with 60: DIP.
Van Dyke 80 and he Rev T. De witt T1lraee with -
In the evening amateur contest IN music cOcutlOn
which applaul"d th>ia-cally varied entertaining
programme. To ily iuS cc'Or williams. prominent
Mason. viii bG In officer IN charge. The evening
tanment viii he known under ~. TILE Artists Nicht"
and VIII consist OF ste spav by Moran,
Graham. ThoUa'. Iia"rv 0prrt. and others The pro-
duo IONS ~ these artists clay and charcoal
DO sold at auction by Mr. de Cordoya the lecturer
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ton made by tho aci and prefers tho authority OF
a wcrcGulatcd department TO the unknown terrorS
of a supervision Mr.. Augustus Harris presided
over a meeting OF managers held in the Drrry Lane
Theatre on Wednesday. So strong /, managerial oIn-
ion against the Board that III invitation to ''irndy
conference politely declined. and dcTu VIII
wait on the Home Secretary In fcw i'yS.
NJ. IANCAerFr'S WV TiirNriF.
Mr. John LaucaS"rs now thea'r" which Mt Pipl'
has inst i~glin i'm ShlftHsinrv ave" Will accommodate
500 pcrsors. II IS 20 have thirteen regular cN'~'
and IFS Italian facaG, Will hr adorned With urc'aS ara
balconies every floor communicating with ca'c'n"n'
opening down 10 the ground The building. which IS
very elaborate viii I've completed by August -
Mr. Phipps Is also the designer Of tho Lyric l"aio'
which will occuTy the site Opposite the Pavilion
EDMUND YATES.
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DIED.

BosDEvEx-Suffenrv on December p 1897. Loui' :.
Bosever. master mechanic OF tho Peonsyvana Me-
Irsn his ~ r:ssGc' 10 Paisas ave- jsr,rv
Church Of & PAM y. ross where solemn hugh mass
Of requiem Will DO celebrated.
BREW ERon Sunday. Dec.mber4 {. John Brewer age 81
Funeral ,srg VII at his lat late Ts,snco 3s
CArLoN-on i4', December 4. John J. Cauon Ia the
Funeral services at his .ts r-.den~s 81 Grovest ne,r
Wav"rlv Place tuesday eveains DecembeT T. at o'clock
Typotsrtr Members requested TO
brothe~ member John }. canl"n.
sSci,cs % PITER DE- BRtH Secrst,rS. ~
cox-On Monday morning. De ember s. 1857. Mary Ann.
resi- n . n her son.in law. she
51s@ Hey At rnS o eSc 'S West this "e
Inrrrmeni at Beaver, Peaa
FrNLAY-Robet A. finIay Of M,tanzas. Cuba the AS
Funeral 70 81 Vincent 10 Pan, Chureh 23st, betwcer
On AIT eth aves. On "ei'ssii'' December l. at II
Uort ,ntt' 77th Year a. ~, lis igs - "
Funeral 4rrvce At John's Church. stanford Thurs
Carriages waiting arrival Of the IL, aid
eember N no e5ih 81 his ago General samuel
Funsrt roH his ats re.sncs in Morri.t.gn Tuesday.
carFsss' vii meet the l2 rslo1 train NewYors
Interment In tireenwopi on Wcln'sty
JOHNSON-On ~itur Az. December 3. John H. Johnson,
the j6'h OF hts
HsysI q 4 b.. az. are Ss S sas
LIS West j9th Tues the oh nsa at III O'Clock
Tnerm,at at oasHCok Cemetery, Mount E'cO n. Y.
JOHNSDN-On sunday, December 4. 1877, Mary W,
the late Jerem n toln>o7. ~ her go wear
h. tate siie1ce 3J7 CaLIUrrlaBt- Tuesdiy at
D. ~.
SOUTHWTCK-At Boston, Mass. on Fsiily evening De-
cenber > DreyaC sonrhwcs. aged - years widow o tho
late oval SOithwics
Relatives, trends invited to attend the funeral
wees residence, No. Worcester square. EOs
ton ruesidy. December Is. At oco;k
Brookivn paper, pl ase copy
sQUIREs On sunday morning.. Iecember g. 1897. a. No
81 Eat 76thst Alice \ Mcintosh wife Of James Duane
Sgures.
Funer service, calvary Baptist Church, rIestY, att
Inteiment a Cortland. Y. Y.
SULINAN-)n -Ility 4tl at ms res. tencs, No 10
West llth 81. hgrrnon :. sui van. get 80 fetrs.
Purs a ~ Executive Com ntise tbs
mrmber- \.v ~oei-ty re,"e~t"i
q their silent. Hon. Al2ern"n
g ~ulnv1n the First PrssbYrswt1 C1Ifrh u ave-
ami It'll st. Thursisy The S-I ln'r,. - IL D. -
JOHN MARSHhI ~ecre srY.
WWFELWRTCTr On Su Il4y. ttl ins~. go "a ate ro'-
dence No. - East2 , washinston : Whesl"r's l.
- IA var 81 his
Notice. funerl hereafter.
WILKINSON Gtees wich Conn. Su1lty. Dec'm
her 4. OF pneumonia Harriet A.. WITS ~ dnuni "AN'h
Funeral Christ Church Tu>sIy the 9Th inst. at 30
n
WILLIAMSON sun sv December 4, John williams
In the 6afh " his age.
Fuu~ra 81 n ". at ls late rei-
d.lc. Mt Vernon y. Y
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FROM rhf rfncinndr fOnInfrc'aI '''r'Hn
The following graceful recognition OF inc vsu' ,,I
lmuurtsnce of newspaper work IN the u"c va -
"rnI va her prc,iii iou- comes from me 'hl 49,
ocr,r and ~ embodied Ia his annual report Wi -
J,rf rrnu to wrathcr furcca-tS, cnld "tN' az" - -
w,rnngs and the need of special prcdhi0hs oI INC
rcat rcutrrs Of population, General Gre ~ ~ -
This latter want. however ha- Deri' ,i ~, "
oo, ain rXtrnt through the enterprise "l W -,
YORK. TRiH''~F for NewYork and tho tollh Gunner a.
c,gette" for Cincnnau VII h. having mcte0r"'o :,
'ii,r ,n,lrn,cnt re general predictions "i 'hl-
s'rNrn WIZ VIZ -i,,.'r, To- tGc,, cltirs Il Is hoped
I'M t,1cJ -uccia! iiferc-t and prolonged research
m n.frn,ui,,gy nay enable local experts - S-h' Pt'-
49,, 80 MI office that they VIII entirely sat'-fv me
49, y need such an end would he mo u de-irlpr
nu only In the interests oi n" g'herai pinu.' u
rc ,u, tho ovcrtaXed Indi ations officer rom thn
,cc.. "a, nInnnni OF work which now devOIVe5 on MN
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Iion Theolog cal sem nary.


Should bo read daily by al Interested as changes may
irtier' Tor foreign countries need not BE- specially adj
Gt 81 ..a S up n es Of Saneas and
document. Letters specially Il being seht by mo
ro.s nl, for g: Es: min, DrccmD"r 10 will close
~ f nS@t New ors, Ia H. ''' ''-'' 90 ''' ''
wEDNe,oAY-Al 80 a NJ. for Para. porn4m r,1.,
TS ", vi. ssu tan an Bro non ,,t1 rs..
,sg'. g. ri e,,e Vi. Ono n.;5wn siter, fot r,M
BrltAs aud other Enrooe1n 'olh1re' nh't pe III,
1Greoa per . Ts n.ip Ph,epnia Dem
al, ra. PER steamship Victoria.
1" sS Ss hI.uc at ,: o. Sa,.ua s. r. ;na
TaSt9 cs s5 per , 's% r. s"t az m sr 'a'
pscns Chiipa. rIbt'op aud Yuost.n per ste'm,hip
directed "pcr Manhat an y at -, N. for 81
Pierre. Mquclon per steamer frD a H.ltlS
SATURDAY m for RAN AMI the La Plata coun
tines VI, Br,1n. tor ST. rn,nt .ai - lr,S y. "
va s, l psr .fs.m.hi' I'm Vs"pors
NV, StsT' %, Snss AZ for Senr amsrea
All SOUTH racidc oort. se,n,Aip Coou. A.pn-
T w o.r a, 10 M foi per
"p AncRara'D At loan. 10 France switzerland. Itsv.
s9 and Tag S,r 60 nans. In must 10
drrcei pSr la e'sne a. 1872 c n p FOR Greas
via Queenstown DETER, must no drecs per CITY OF
FTrGva queen, deter, for Frame. sw t,erland.
y SPAIN "a t'. sr c q M 4sS , psa
Rhynand Antwerp letter, ,nn.s be dirselei "pss
steamship Ausi
Mail, Ausfrtl Tsy.IsttsIt Slntyc1. FIJI AMI -.
moan faint. pr stsln.llb AlapolA uron An Frau
cl,s- - At $500 ~ (or on irvh
nj of ,t-l .hg vtl Irittsl h.t' "
Chial ant Jspb1 PEE ,tot n'ti 5in
FI, tr,n : N FranciscOl 'oss nero Dc'op sr i ~
D. ~ Nal, To- tn >bn,tY lslall+ p'r sHp IrppiI
An Frlnst%cs, 's,b l.r, Deco nber - at
10 n, Mail. fsr Cnbt by raj u Ia nps Fla AL
thescr Nv .telner Key Wos Fla, close ~ tails i's
daily at 2:So a.
.Ih. schedule Of closing q Trans Pacific mails Is ar
ranrr on the presumption Il their uninterrupted overland
Tas,t IN san Francisco Mails IRON The East arriving on
time san Francisco the day OF sailing OK steamers as
"NP"''"'1 'N'"N HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post once, New.logk, ". Y, Dec z 1881
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JOHN NAY AND CLARENCE KING.

Wilmington LeneT 10 The Indtanop0tfs Journal
Colonel Hay has returned from Europe aud he f.
fhce more In his superb mansion on Lafayette Park,
VyiDg to recover from serious cold which he canght
While IL New-York ie and Mrs. Hay spent the
ner wholly in England. going from athedraI town
70 another and deliberately enjoying IT, He look,
aoy over forty and with his black shock of hair and
son null beard parted In the midd no Is decidedly
handsome lie We CHS, should think, lG5-45
{Vuhds more than his taller COL aboraor Clarence
nhg the geOoglst, was TIA town yesterday, and meet
pb Hay at the club, they had friendly spat the
Ns.ch- Shah espeare cont roSersy
osfatfofd Is not mentioned In all ShaleYeare's
os. said hing trium pbaniIy while St Adams Ba
vi NM pace. Is men oned moro THAI tn rty TN e.
e sad Hay, have read u he Survey OF tho
e~,s,b Parallel through with great care, and II
ss.n o. mention Brdttie0oro, Vt, once"
No. nc survey of tho Fortieh Parallel" Is Kings
~'s work, aud attlsboro his native town.
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HIsH LlCEN>E WAITED ~ K4t>A&
I'LL ~ ElD.fll VIZ

Tho zeal theory o. the enthusiasts f.: " No whi>kry
Tor ANY p.rpn.c We prefer a. Si,r tk' NOrtL.">S
lives of = lew d.Inhru loal"rs. Who can not Oh WIN
l.t ,outiol thc.r alfrur~ c''n u ~ d. ul'il las
live. ~ every man. woman AMI child in f.' >'Ac-
Nuofhrr Thought which la, received 3D. H'iio &c
vcop-ruf iu tmpotia during Tie last few daN' y
49,. II wrl,Lry must be- Sold ior nechan'c1i Hi'u
ir, scientific ard OTHER Purposes. Why NOT Ter thr
-tn county md city get some "t tae ~'hc"', 'h'4c
- a, vrA rs haa-A, .ift and other places 80
IN other wor. ;. why not let the general plDi'
have SOM. Of IN, heuclfs OF tho trade, n'ie.t ol
making N A monopoly f,r the Druggist onl "hl'
v.,,ri ami other states become enriched a. our cx-
pcu,c ,,,., Eta, fla, I,tc
,,.,.,'' i',. d,ynlo,,.l , frling In Emponl that
IN license law with proper RESTRICTIONS |Du'u ~.
a. hrifer than any 50 called prohibition ID" e'e'
enacted
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MIR! Jyy-VDBrD Jolly iRCHYTECTS

About lny members Of the Architectural League
sal down TO tho monthly dinner at MOreh ) last
evening John Dulas presided. After the dinner
tho Lea-ue listened to two pspers, one by J. PRiiey
On \ Day I'm Florence" and one by l. X. Roster,
On The History of Colonial House." referring to
the Demng House At IIcbfeld, Conn
The League Is In a highly Gus coma tiOn'
and the members are elaied the pro, poets OF
successful ,eason The principal topic 81 s0cls a.,
Gus Ion a. tie dinner was the coming rAilbIIOn d.
the fihh Avenue Art Galleries ct repfescntaiiNe
display u architectural draw ings. 70 Which many 81
the foremost American arctitects have cohtrlDu,eu
Tho opening exercises win take the form OF recep
ton by The league 20 Richard W. Hunt, the cccUfacu
architect Mr. Henry G. Potter. Mrs Cornelius an
derbilt. Mrs. lIcnry 6. Msriuand Mrs Van RenSsel'
lser Schuyler and other well-knOwn ladies' have con
seated 10 lie the parOnesses Of the exhibition nohg
those present at tf dnnor WeIe \. J. BloOr, EDWARD
kehfall. Emlyn iyiicu Bruce Price, T. p Tread"eIl,
Frederick Cowrlush'cld, Mr.. Frazer. art editor OF
"bcribners Magazine" Arthur b. Tunure, OF Tho
AT Age aud Mr. Meyor.
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nIAcLyG ro ~ EIRLRELNs sorND.

Tn, Assoc a..on = Veteran FL"m'n hell Their SECOND
annual -c,t, on aui bal he LsNlagtln Avenue Nsa
Il..,. los. evening Ihc ind MAJ began A. j. 10
o. ~ ami ,l.pg seventy -fe couples were I'D lnr On rue
., "a, 4 mod Us oli-me hcil-t0wrr, IN which "is
.l which "a. r.ng ,hr formation ~ tn -'i-' On
p thtr de s.r- mCI> " the Oil bllc" JAKE" fnRne
SO 30. N.r'h l,4y,r InFur 80 -, and ola Truck J.
I:,t ,hr,ats SERVED during the evening al'r when
" lam n hu.,.. ,l.r an Of lhf Hal tomm.''r' ia
.. .l,. t--, . 100 lr.-.f'ri 30 rri'N"r h N-t'f-
maj. u..u.. \.... a. il..u.n ASSOCIATION gold 3d. &c.
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Republican. he said the party there was In excellent
hape for the camprgn OF ~.
10 tie qu stiOn OF WHO the choice Of the Pa
cifc Coast E.-tcnt. Ire sa'd hc thought n ticket
with Cenerss Ntlso1 A. les, tho eIo,t Il dian
fighter. Tor first second place, would bo suitable
TO the great OF the parry there.
Iro Ia nephew Of General IN Senator Sherman
and a brOihcr-in-law OF Sc"aiOr Don Cameron. He
has fine rcsencc and f. personally popular
wherever he goes.
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PLENTY or u4rRrrL FOR 1 sTtGs Won.

That the d sir" 20 arpc'r uron he TAG - = > -
strong IN Tho male II IS In The f'na' p'r''
proved yesterday mornn-. when in r'p'iS' '' Wv
tlscreni about hfiy pleasant looking and i.''e9
....- -, -. ,-.,rllal ON tho stage Of the standard
Theatre Soho may 10 ds'r cd as abNo ~ '"'''
vet not one show ed a dis osiilon 10 reile "h u '
the STAG manager. Julian Mich u. thh theF "
needed a. rc present th" crowd, ~ AN r"i '' 800
N,ckaye,, plav lie informed tho ~ they "'.'' 30
arc,uIIy ., lined n hc .,ions aad f,w ~r D. h'."
self and tho authcr. a.d that tn fao u eH''"'i' %"
would hc fifty cents a performances Ete" me 49, ~
ness Of The pay dd at entirely III ~ ~ '"",
,housb n oty SIS checked n 4 ~ - 'u ~" "
v as 10 som. extent ofcI by 40 ran 10, o."
clofb., would he new rnd taa acrlc Iari - ne
would pro, dc each with ri facfrf 81. 'hl ~ h'.
and make him up t. look 4 v.i' iN4" '''"' Us
Ircnchman. Then they lcit Their ad'f ''r' az, -
toid tLat flev would be inform Vh.n cd i'I ~
hrarsal Nr Mitchell st'd that in al h' H'NI "'''
ono hunfir sup"rn m'rrr -, IN H. u . con
about forty 0f those present ff 10" on a. = IL
could easily ~ p th" r WIN th- tctuif
Feminine esprsnfs WIi BE- eNtmlped efAet 1" dAN "r
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r.srnnaNas orEvsI rsxAw TnFarRE.

The commonwealth the most pr';~n'ols hid n. In
Fa,f ora r. j.. tanning iar-e AID wetappo.nIed
theatre Wa. toroaliy o,hsi l.t rSht wth me pf-lue-
ION ot "'Tne Chime. Of NormIn.y.' rs the Newark
As.rt, OF that lavv Icifi hauces - Ne"'sh
and Orange last vln..r The theatre Wa crowded anu
go. ,.rf,,ru,Y,, wa crs ,ahr. rnc udInZ Las
f,oufa.s Or 10 fert VI ain -. Ne stile being
mo .cin The ga ting captc.t' - -'3 anl to WAN ot
tp rt,.cranu arru T. sew MY hys frci he ~."se -
tiry Teri ,. ma has thr'r se.s .! stock scehsIy'
Inc su,re 20. was about SipN,ODn
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rnr rRrr tHlLO>0rHER.

u e.. an EASY thing to be- a philosopher WHEN all ne
on. III ,~c IL, - able. b p Coz YER a IOWA
', ,,,p,,- no - "A Via at Mount Desert, an % anse
anu 't la lin am a q ana Yacht in " est lni M
n-,e - man 4. 10 r, To- tlr li,uy Of an Aristotle
S,r',.rs Plato. and contrrp.if" WIN CAM ul-
a,, ~, r'.,,tri I'd n ind tho human strip going on
around him II Is TN The man SD situated 'i'i We nn
~, INC NH lu,oDher rho stole. ~ II Hci'. wa" ''N
-. Lt,I'aIf 4, icar IN, anctious that distress hlS
retcbb,,,s nor in the man whose roN BIN Is empty !;
who.a four IA rc IL hoIl w, un'l"E mo- nv, .,t
no * Obliged 10 the other 'dr 81 TIC ''
y,Len 40 ..plrs 4 crrdl or In tho distance
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.v.1.eIv. VIEW or rFuPERIyCE.

"
W. 81 all not regret n !! We are rSaNer IN s1 'cn
o,.lor. a., r. mo prr.rnt eutlpslG ~ tho prohibition
cs. huf ". dodge the nnulatvc evidence Iar'
iu.t a. rar and no farther" &c IL tlrlv that the
A. con ervaye tempsrancs s@r mem, tat projects
nr,c,,y T., Dr,rtical sud. will leave prohibition 10
hc,tstrr AMI drt t.v1rd high license "a the BEST
,%at .an DO lsns with mxei populations OF cities snd
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1gg ST. NIcHoL4S SocJlTrs DIy,rR

TO-DAY Is e. NcAola, Day anil the ~ Nich.ia. oc.et'
Will a., u-uh Sith 4 REcr ~ lelln'u c'
which will Dc fol owed ~ -pccchs, by gooi post prAhdl
orators pet, ed vth .prgs appropriate 10 the scca
sion Among those who will be- prr-rut ar. J. idN'td
Summon il"uly ErD'srn, Iiwnrl KIM. 'enr-r g. ilr
WITT s.. Ertu-l'n i. Page and afles
j. ,erm-rnsiu Erfprs thr Inner j. sofYed tao newly
elected oilcers viii % Installed.
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EhiIdren Cry tor Pitchers Castoria
N1HRiED.

ATTEN-RAM OS-Tn BROOKLYN. November ~ ~ me rev.
Wililm Walker OF ST. Lakes Episcoptl chtroi.
William G. lien of Brooklyn, TO Elizabeth s. Ramos OF
Jamaica, West Indies
Notices marriages mIE 1s tais3ef eth fsH arW
and 1jI,ssa
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ANXIOUS FOR ANOTHER CLUB ~ BROORLY w
PTTsBUEG. Dec. 3 (SpeOdO.-MaDager Kerr, OF Expo
alton Park. In consultation with President Byrse OF
the Brooklyn club to-day. Mr. Kerr wants an Assscia-
tOn club IN this city. and would purchase the Meropsi
Han Club frascbi-e new swBed by the Brssklyhs TIE
rational agreement between the tive baseball sssocia
sns orbids any such arrangement within distance Of
i've mil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

OEE nOPE OF THOSE OLD BOYs MUSTERED OCT
Ell r. jerks one of the Of tho war OF 1912,
died sunday after long Illness hi. home No 40l
East Nne.eenih-s'.. age ei=hty-ssven Hs enlisted
whom on'y thirteen years old was dock builder by
trade. and constructed the celebrated log cabin
which was used 10 the Harrison procession in 1870
Engulgry enough his Youngest son. John W. jerks
niso only thirteen years Old when hs enlisted In the
shepard Rfss." on the Union side. In the late
He kifei. when only year older, a. the battle Of
williamsburg.
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PACIFro COAST PRESIDENTIAL cANDIDiTE

Or Water llndiey, u lbs Ans0lcs CAL 10y IuI
the All NJ ,nl.t evening no DOCTOR il wh"ei'
aur,s IN .hs Republican party % the Ph'hc 'VAS',
.aI IA COZ ssrsal yss.efdLy with reporter of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

W. hg and +hel fcHl tho he'd share, be recon-
riied 10 death. aud 90 hence entirely satisfied
PETROLEUM v Nasty. r. NJ,
fNich IL Postmaster and GInersl Advisory
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There win be general regret Among al bis aciuaint-
an. over the sudden death Of that coIrty rrntrnan'
\rrruon = sullivan one phase q, hi, eyrnthH me mas
,-.r,e most 81 biz per bogrlphcr% During the
a. ?. that he occupied the position % Public Admins
traitor ho TOOK neither salary lee nor rrnuer'u'h OF
nny sort is psi 81 trust for unknown or hep
loss heirs. widows aud orphans. and Mt sullivan tela
nluo.t r,.i.pl.lv that these war. ~ hum!niV @ho'h
n -rv.,l los men without compensation Mt -liiN All
tr,tnl, directed wing Of more VIII al" assisted
Ia o. ui irr r-ftite iI r det t'i y''t'
tA.p almost lny other lawyer IN New York
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or. THY NEED not HURRY.

W1sh InVOH DTNNtI'H ~ TT I'F'''F '"'''
Tho -. nert,.- Commission j. stii long way from
aec, mcnt and IL may Ice several weeks before tho re
sit OF her del beraticns Is sent to the senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

wnh.lml the great violiu,,. says the stock Pano5
rank lar above all competition =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

Cashmere Bcuaact u FavnrIte Perfumes
Itisen rrsla for lay TO adopt cclpl perfume
CaslDsre Bouquet iAvVrlts.-lGSd obey . Lady Book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
4 T.fEIETT or CHAT.

In the Hoffman Tousc cafe Yesterday Montreal man
named Rose, discussing international Yacht racing
said: Mr. Lynch Of -. John New Brunswirl who has
been here 10 inquire about the urcments for cha
lenge Tor the Can. good boat builder fancy his
hacker ia Mr. Mcdonald. NJ ~ John. He T. the
OF the hncSt AM n"cte-t yacht the Great Lakes lie
brought party Of ladies' down tn New York his yacht
10 see the Volunteer beat the Thistle He went back
with his blood NJ lie Is wealthy man anl his father
is also wealthy THcy manufacturers % line pottery
for thing. hut Interested in many money making
enterprises"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
GperiII Y Jtlcef

A. Il. -emervIie. Asctionecr
BY Orioles 500
ART GALLERIES. $40 AND si7 BROADWAY.
SALE THIS AFTERNOON. Al go O'CLOCK.
FIRST EMPIRE. sHERRArov AND cUtrrENDALF
EUR\IIEltI.
PORCELAINS BrONZ - AND '.~ RES
Imported by u f. MO-
r. soNERvILLE. Auet..4.vr
BY ORGIES co.
ART GALLERIES. 80 AND 81 BROADWAY
LOCKWOOD AND MATT MORGAN POTTERY
PAINrINGS AND ENGRANINGs
Coicct.on Of Ms. Y. +. cHA APIS, Of Cincinnati
To BE SOLD Al AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. DEC. :. at ei3o o'clock
r. soMEnvILLE. Auc;lOneer.
BY ORIOLES & co.
ART GALLERIES 81 AID 81 BROADWAY
ADMGNI~rEAro SALE
order OF george Walton or o. an Ltan amin strt
OF Henry Bcckett. comp "a az
SOLID SLY AND PLATED WARE
sHAWLs. JEwELgY hooks AND PAINTINGS.
A,Oa collection OF
OTT.AND WATER COLDRi
Beloncin. gentleman OF tnis city.
,u.,-, T. HE 1 ,lo Ar A. TIoT 20 o,,oo.
A William p. Moore. tuc' ioneer
MooREs AUCTION GALLERIES.
99O FlFrH.AVE
THE DuUYvLTTER COLLECTION OF
on PALS IINGS
By MANY OF THE LEA DING ARTISTS OF THE
Dutch B,gian aad Preach schools,
ncu ling fine cabinet examples - B,npsr. Beauque,ne
Br Warvnls. BroGilr;. Carpenter Col. srsea<
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by MAs>EN'- FLORENriNE VIOLET ORkIS
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u Rs 10 b. J. / II ,
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or /. H. col O~NTrH fruiierrr
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where n. goods may be purchased or o'aer' lot
irion TheoIog cal sem nary.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Service. copmcsofa I've u te late
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THIS Tucslavl EyENlNG ats pei Tk
Will deliver tie idires..
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+. NJ. KIvCsrTY. secretary.
Visiting Nurse o7cr. f-cys treatment vita
oil. Tor paray relieving insomnia. stomach. spinal head
disturbance - r,,,,, - =, ~, oo,l. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

EvCongrpss'rln sack" Adams frequently says a
good thing Off hanL He hal been discussing about
every subject under the from politics horses in
group OF friends. when % the asked: DO yon
bnow what | wopll do II were rich man :" d" No.
don't" replied Ad,m'. ono I 30 know what would
do" Well what wo1li son DO ;" asked his friend " I
would never hrpw Fourteenth a." rs visions Of the
Wall street maci .trom thr tity Han turmoil ard the
failure cf Mr. Adams to got hs party vote az the last
cecon In that part oi hl> Judicial dirc below Four
tccurh 81. up the party broke out IN gale Of
laughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

John O'Bren, the Democratic leader and Alueduct
contractor L. = quiet lovrr ~ good horses. lie owns
.p,u OF blacks tat were picked ont AMI matched by
iu-rlf whose 4rred below the three uinntc gait III
f.. aid tint CtgN OErien viii Gear million dollars
los . N1ucurt contracts. most OF which were snbrt
Their bIs pull Will nc on claims t"r extra WORK
Toy already claim sGpOJOJ for tui' 40 called extra
uLln